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EN04 Page 4 only, Tuesday choir

1re · A2–B1 · a notice you can sing from

Learning Journey at a glance

Level: Bac Pro agricole · 1re
Period: 1re
Details: 1re · A2–B1 · a notice you can sing from
Text(s) studied: A notice, not a slogan
Assessment: A notice for another group
Link to the trade: No trade case in this learning journey: the text comes first.
Word file: Progression_BacPro_francais_anglais.docx

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Aim of the learning journey

A notice is a world: a song, a box, a ringtone, a bus. The choir is not a debate and not a market. Read it as if you might be late.

Text(s) studied

Text written for this class

Tuesday choir, room 3, 5.10 pm to 6.20 pm. Notice from Mr Adeyemi, 2 October.

We are singing one song for the winter concert: 'Bridge of Hours', page 4 only. We are not ready for page 5.

Ines comes in on the note E. Last week she came in late.

Louis will bring the blue box of scores. If the box is not there at 5.10, we wait six minutes, then we start without it.

You may miss one Tuesday. If you miss two, you do not sing the concert. Tell Mr Adeyemi by Monday noon, by paper in his pigeonhole, not by a message at midnight.

The concert is on 18 December, in the hall, not in the church. Meet at 6 pm.

Sing at 6.40. Parents sit at the back.

Phones stay off: last year a ringtone started during the quiet bar, bar 22. After the concert there is juice in the foyer until 8 pm.

There is no bus laid on. The night bus 12 leaves the square at 8.17.

Reading and questions

Three questions

Which song, which page, and which page is forbidden for now? On which note does Ines come in?
How long do you wait for Louis's blue box, and what happens if you miss two Tuesdays?
What went wrong last year at bar 22, and at what time does night bus 12 leave after the juice?

When	What the notice fixes
5.10 to 6.20, Tuesdays	page 4 only, note E for Ines
18 December, 6.40	hall, not the church, phones off at bar 22
8.17	night bus 12, no bus laid on

A missed Tuesday is allowed once. The second miss is the consequence, written before anyone argues.